Technical Advisors
Living Future’s community of practice is vital to informing the technical development, continued industry leadership, and transparency of Living Future’s programs.
Living Future’s volunteer technical advisors are critical partners that represent built environment and building industry leadership with deep technical expertise in relevant topic areas. A key role of these advisors is to weigh in on decisions pertaining to the development and implementation of Living Future’s program requirements.
Living Future has both Technical Advisory Groups (TAGs) and Individual Technical Advisors (TAs). TAG members are selected from a pool of applicants who respond to a public call. They serve an initial term of one year with the option of extending for one or two years at a time for up to a total of four years. Living Future plans to launch additional TAGs as needs arise over time. When the need for a new TAG is identified, Living Future will conduct an open call for applications. Individual TAs are engaged as needs and opportunities arise. If you have any questions about our technical advisory opportunities, please reach out to our Tech Advisory team.
Material Health
The Material Health TAG will identify and synthesize the latest research on chemicals of concern in the built environment, provide recommendations for annual updates of the Living Future Red List, and advise Living Future on its role to advance industry discourse on material health.
Senior Environmental Scientist (Specialist), California Department of Toxic Substances Control
Living Building Challenge Services Director, The Miller Hull Partnership
Research Translation Scientist, Boston University School of Public Health
Individual Technical Advisors
TAs are tasked with examining specific issues and formulating recommendations in partnership withLiving Future technical program staff.
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
